Graphic addition --- Introduction ---

Graphic addition is an exercise concerning the graphical recognition of the addition of functions of one real variable.

The server will give you the graph of two functions f (x) and g(x), whose expressions will be hidden. You will then be presented a certain number of other graphs, corresponding to functions such as f (x)+g(x), f (-x)-g(x), -f (x)+g(-x), etc (see the menu below). And you should locate the one which corresponds to one which will be precised in a question. To give the reply, you can simply click on the graph which you believe to be the good one.

The exercise can be configured by the following parameters.

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